The Practice
What she does.
Four kinds of work, one discipline. Everything below describes traditional Ayurvedic practice as she keeps it — what it is, and what a visitor should expect.
Consultation
Rishicare modalities
चिकित्सा
Assessment in the classical manner — prakriti (constitution), nadi pariksha (pulse), jihva pariksha (tongue) — followed by guidance on ahara (food), vihara (routine) and, where appropriate, classical formulations.
Consultations are unhurried. The first visit is mostly listening.
Mother & Child
Garbha Sanskara & Suvarnaprashna
गर्भसंस्कार
Garbha Sanskara is the classical programme of care during pregnancy — diet, routine, study and counsel for the expecting family, alongside their regular medical care, never in place of it.
Suvarnaprashna Sanskara is the traditional practice for children, administered on prescribed days. Families are told plainly what the tradition describes and what to expect.
The Dispensary
Herbal formulation
भेषजकल्पना
The medicines are prepared at the ashram, by hand, from plants grown in the Veda Vatika and Charak Vatika gardens or sourced with care. She knows each preparation from raw drug to finished form because she makes them.
The Initiative
EveryHouse One Herb
गृहे गृहे औषधम्
An awareness initiative built on one idea: every household can grow at least one medicinal plant, and most already do without knowing it. Guidance on choosing, growing and using a household herb — starting with Tulsi.
This page describes traditional Ayurvedic practice for information and education. It is not medical advice and makes no claim of treatment or cure. Please continue the care of your regular physician; in an emergency contact local emergency services.